A VPN router is one that has undergone modifications to handle VPN operations internally. This enables every connected device to benefit from VPN protection directly from the router.

Not all routers can be converted into VPN routers, but many can. If your router model lacks support, you may need to invest in a router with VPN capabilities.

Check the router’s manual or conduct a Google search to ascertain its VPN compatibility. If you have an ISP modem (typically a modem-router combo), it's likely that you cannot install a VPN on your router.

Certainly, Flashrouters, for instance, offers routers pre-configured with BokorVPN. It's a straightforward process – just plug it in and connect your devices.

Absolutely. The primary advantage of using a VPN router at home is that all devices in your household, from smart TVs to mobile phones, can benefit from VPN protection.

If you are using a modem provided by your ISP, you cannot set up a VPN on it. Instead, you'll need to connect a VPN-supported router to your modem and configure the VPN on that device.

If you're setting up BokorVPN on your home Wi-Fi, ensure that your router supports either of these protocols: OpenVPN or PPTP.